Is chamfered skirting modern?
Chamfer skirting board is very commonly used and for good reason- the way it tapers towards the top edge creates very clean lines, a feature of modern interiors.
Does skirting and architrave have to match?
For a simple answer, it’s true that architraves and skirtings ‘should’ match, but matching is more relevant to proportional sizes and not design. You can very easily have different profile styles that work well together, and features that complement each other, even if they don’t necessarily match.
What’s the best skirting board?
Top 10 Skirting Boards Profiles
- Lambs Tongue Profile.
- Square Edge Profile.
- Torus Skirting Profile.
- Ovolo Profile.
- Square And Grooved Skirting Boards Profiles.
- Art Deco Profiles.
- Victorian Skirting Boards.
- Chamfered And Rounded.
What is the best skirting board?
Natural is always the best option, and if you are looking for REAL timber, FJ Pine is the most sustainable and economical option. If you’re looking for a traditional feel with stained or raw timber skirting, then hardwood is the top choice.
What is chamfered skirting?
Chamfer is a very popular profile with the trade, and is considered a standard skirting board within the UK construction industry. Compared to our Angle shape, chamfered skirting boards bevel the top edge to a more obtuse degree, creating a larger angled face. Chamfer features a rounded top to soften its appearance.
What is the most popular skirting board?
Top 10 Skirting Board Profiles
- Bullnose.
- Square.
- 330.
- 15mm Grooved.
- Chamfer Round.
- Stepped 2.
- 324.
- Chamfer.
Do you paint walls or skirting boards first?
You should paint your walls first and your skirting boards last. One of the golden rules of decorating is to start at the top and work your way down. By painting a feature wall beforehand, you’ll avoid any drip marks ruining your newly painted skirting boards.
What colour should skirting boards be?
As a general rule, your skirting boards should follow the same colour tone as your walls. Darker skirting boards will give your space a more modern, contemporary feel, while lighter colours will help make small rooms appear larger. If you’re still unsure, play it safe and choose a crisp, pure white.